The versatility of comfort stretch was everywhere at Kingpins, where recycled post-consumer cotton and post-industrial cotton waste held sway in the blends, alongside fibers like hemp, linen and TENCEL™....
Lenzing Group has developed a new approach to the textile dyeing process that enhances design possibilities in ready-to-wear and knit clothing while reducing the excessive water and energy use commonly associated with denim production....
The collection is made with TENCEL™ denim, a sustainable and breathable material with an extremely drapey and flowy aspect....
Guess says it sources [manmade cellulosic] fibers from producers that have pledged to manufacture viscose more sustainably, including Lenzing...
Lenzing Group teamed with Chinese mill Advance Denim and Italian chemical company Officina+39 to develop a collection of zero-cotton denim fabrics made with TENCEL™ Lyocell....
Thanks to the diversity of fabrics combined with lightweight fibers, this trend will become a classic. An example of this is denim blended, which combines materials such as rayon, TENCEL™ and silk....
In Europe, Amazon, Zara parent Inditex, Lenzing, Recover and Zalando are among those supervising efforts....
DL1961 uses post-consumer recycled fabrics, renewable fibers like TENCEL™, and certified organic cotton to make their jeans. ...
Lenzing’s TENCEL™ and its ambassador — British designer Amy Powney of Mother of Pearl — have revealed the five finalists of design competition ‘Fashion Reimagined’, showcased as part of the ‘Best of GFW’ Catwalk at Graduate Fashion Week....
Karl Mayer and Lenzing Group, the cellulosic fiber company responsible for TENCEL™, also teamed up at ITMA to showcase a solution that allows for the incorporation of a higher percentage of TENCEL™ Lyocell fibers and filaments during textile production of warp and flat knits....
The Lenzing Group (Lenzing, Austria) and Swedish pulp producer Södra (Växjö, Sweden; www.sodra.com) are embarking on a major circular project related to textile recycling. ...
EU Life has awarded record-breaking funding of 10m euros ($10.9m) to support the scaling up of OnceMore, an innovative industrial-scale system for recycling blended textile waste by fibre solutions firm Lenzing Group and Swedish forest industry group Södra....